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|    Reminder: Trump-Epstein Is A Demented Cr    |
|    01 Sep 25 15:13:11    |
      XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh, alt.atheism, alt.politics.trump       XPost: rec.arts.tv       From: un-americans@trump.org              I just want to remind everyone that America elected a demented criminal       president and as a consequence, we can no longer assume what we used to       assume when it came to matters of law and politics.              I know that sounds like a sweeping generalization, but sometimes you gotta       swing hard if you’re going to get people’s attention, and right now, given       that liberals and Democrats got their heads in the sand, I think it’s       prudent to swing hard, even if I’m proven wrong in the end.       Canadians Can Use AI To Secure Second Income       Ad       Canadians Can Use AI To Secure Second Income       aistechnews.com       call to action icon              And I know that saying something as sweeping as this can sound pessimistic,       as if I’m suggesting that nothing can be done about a demented criminal       president, but I don’t see it that way. I think liberals and Democrats       still believe Donald Trump is going to overreach, and they still believe       public opinion is going to turn, and when it does, thank God! Liberals and       Democrats won’t have to fight so hard!              Again, we elected a demented criminal president.              We can no longer assume what we used to assume.              Case in point is the reaction to Donald Trump’s executive order claiming to       “end birthright citizenship,” in the words of USA Today.              Liberals and Democrats were correct to point out that the president can’t       do any such thing on his own, as ending the legal right to be called a US       citizen due to being born on US soil would require a constitutional       amendment. It was said that the order would be stopped almost immediately       by the courts. Yesterday, 18 attorneys general from states run by Democrats       filed suit to do just that.       This New Titanium Cutting Board Will Save Your Gut and Wallet       Ad       This New Titanium Cutting Board Will Save Your Gut and Wallet       KatuChef       call to action icon              While this reaction is correct as a matter of fact, it is wrong as a matter       of politics. This is a demented criminal president we are talking about,       and while the courts may end up stopping his order, the courts can’t stop a       demented criminal president from ignoring the courts and acting, you know,       like a criminal. We assume that a demented criminal president will obey the       law and I don’t see why we should assume that.              Even if the president himself said OK, OK, I can’t end birthright       citizenship by myself, there are plenty of people in his administration,       not just political appointees, who would be happy to break the law and just       pretend that the children of immigrants who are born on US soil are not       citizens. They would also be happy to stop doing for them what they would       do for any other (white) baby born on US soil, such as issuing Social       Security cards or other important federal documents.       If You Pay More Than $99/Month for Power, You Will Most Likely Qualify       Ad       If You Pay More Than $99/Month for Power, You Will Most Likely Qualify       BrightSavings       call to action icon              Even if it came to light that this rogue federal agency was responsible for       infringing the rights and privilege of tens of thousands of natural-born       citizens, who would prosecute the offense? The same Justice Department that       is, right now, planning payback against the members of the Congress who       investigated the J6 insurrection?              Even if that Justice Department actually did manage to prosecute and       convict these rogue federal agents (who were only doing what Trump wanted       them to do), should we assume that the same demented criminal president who       pardoned virtually all the paramilitaries who sacked and looted the US       Capitol would not pardon them as well.              And even if public opinion turned against Trump’s lawlessness, what       reaction could we reasonably expect? The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Will Bunch       said the inauguration was “a dangerous display of rapid mental decline” and       that the biggest takeaway was “seeing how rapidly the oldest new president       in America is declining right in front of us.”              “We’ve just flipped the car keys of this 248-year-old republic to a grandpa       who starts his four-year road trip already in a serious state of mental       decline, with all the guardrails of yesteryear stripped away by a corrupt       Supreme Court, a feckless and increasingly useless Democratic Party, and a       bended-knee elite media,” he said (my italics).              Again, it bears repeating: this is a demented criminal president we are       talking about. The things that would normally constrain a president – the       institutions, the courts and public opinion – are probably not going to       constrain this one. I would suggest that they almost certainly won’t.              And while liberals and Democrats console themselves into believing the only       way to end birthright citizenship is by amending the Constitution, they’re       missing the real goal, which is getting around all those quaint little       rules that everyone else plays by and going straight to the US Supreme       Court. Trump’s executive order really could end birthright citizenship if       he can force five justices to agree with it.              Like a lot of liberals and Democrats, I don’t yet know how to resist a       president who is criminal enough to ignore the courts (or turn a blind eye       to crimes committed in his name) and demented enough to ignore public       opinion. I don’t yet know how to think about politics as applied to a       president who won’t act like any president who came before him.              What I do know is we have to try – if not for ourselves, then for our       children, and for those who came before us and did figure it out.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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